Artist description Grant Taylor writes and sings about what he knows. Whether fun, love, joy or pain, Grant opens the door for you to experience the feelings that go with them. His upcoming debut of "Cyberworld" in the clubs and on college radio gives those of us who use the web a chance to dance while we remember what is is like in a chat room. On the other end of the spectrum, "Bridges of Pain" makes us take pause and remember those of us who have left us and gone on further in their journey to another plane. In between there are love songs, inspirational ballads, pop uptempo tracks and finally a surprise track at the end that you get create a definition for. Look for a little something for everyone in this songwriter's work.

Music Style Pop/Rock/Dance

Musical Influences Kenny Loggins, Sergi Rachmaninoff, Doors, Madonna, Journey, Frank Sinatra, Chopin,Sting

Similar Artists Jim Morrison, Sting,

Artist History Grant started young, hanging out the window of his bedroom imitating his aunt next door as she sang. He has walked the theatrical stages and sang rock and roll with numerous bay area bands. Grant now turns his sights on the popular song scene giving it a unique twist.

Group Members Grant is a solo artist but works with a core group of musicians and songwriters which include Dwight Okamura, Rick Barretta and Tim Gorman .

Instruments Piano/Bass/Guitar/Synths/Drums/Strings/Brass form the core.

Albums The Journey, Spread Your Wings

Press Reviews "This is the most interesting fusion of pop/rock/dance to come along in years."

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Location San Ramon, CA - USA

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